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Real-Time Heart Rate Streaming

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‎10-04-2016 10:15

‎10-04-2016 10:15

Hello everyone,

 

my name is Michael, nice to meet you all! I am currently working on a research project and am considering to use the FitBit Surge for it as I would like to gather heart rate data in real-time process it on a PC or Smartphone and return interpretet measures back to the bracelet. I am not gathering from the product specifications if that would be possible. Can anybody enlighten, me please? 🙂

 

Best regards

Michael

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‎10-04-2016 10:46

‎10-04-2016 10:46

Unfortunately, Fitbit Surge does not have the ability to transmit heart rate data in real time via Bluetooth to third-party applications. However, you can get the data via sync-delay (~15 minutes) using the Get Intraday Heart Rate Time Series endpoint.

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‎10-04-2016 10:46

‎10-04-2016 10:46

Unfortunately, Fitbit Surge does not have the ability to transmit heart rate data in real time via Bluetooth to third-party applications. However, you can get the data via sync-delay (~15 minutes) using the Get Intraday Heart Rate Time Series endpoint.

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‎05-01-2017 03:28

‎05-01-2017 03:28

Hi Michael,

how can you solve your problem? Do you find something that can transmit heart rate data in real time via Bluetooth to third-party applications not every 15 minutes but every minute? I am working on a project that needs this kind of information but I can't find a product that can help me.

Thank you so much,

Marco

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